Guide to Holland Code
[Pages:6]Guide to
Holland Codes
WHAT'S INSIDE
What are your Career Interests?..........................................................p. 2
Includes Holland Code.
The Six Holland Types................................................................................p. 3
Includes Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional.
Holland Codes for College Majors...................................................... p. 6
Career and Major Exploration Guide Series: Guide to Exploring Majors
and Careers Guide to Holland Code
Career and Major Exploration Job Search Preparation After College Planning Diversity
What Are Your Career Interests?
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This is based on Dr. John Holland's theory you resemble least of all.
that people and work environments can be
Most people, and most jobs, are best
loosely classified into six different groups. Each represented by some combination of two or
of the letters above corresponds to one of the three of the Holland interest areas. In addition,
six groups described in the following pages.
most people are most satisfied if there is some
Different people's personalities may find degree of fit between their personality and their
different environments more to their liking.
work environment.
While you may have some interests in and
The rest of the pages in this booklet further
similarities to several of the six groups, you may explain each type and provide some examples
be attracted primarily to two or three of the
of career possibilities, areas of study and co-
areas. These two or three letters are your
curricular activities for each code. To take a
"Holland Code." For example, with a code of more in-depth look at your Holland Code, take
"RES" you would most resemble the Realistic one of the self-assessments listed on this site or
type, somewhat less resemble the Enterprising contact a Career Counselor at your school.
type, and resemble the Social type even less.
The types that are not in your code are the types
This hexagonal model of RIASEC occupations is the copyrighted work of Dr. John Holland, and is used with his permission. The Holland Game is adapted from Richard Bolles' "Quick Job Hunting Map." Copyright 1995, 1998 by the MU Career Center, University of Missouri-Columbia.
2 - Holland Code
Realistic (Doers)
People who have athletic ability, prefer to work with objects, machines, tools, plants or animals, or to be outdoors.
Are you? practical straightforward/frank mechanically inclined stable concrete reserved self-controlled
independent ambitious systematic
Can you? fix electrical things solve electrical problems pitch a tent play a sport read a blueprint plant a garden operate tools and machine
Like to? tinker with machines/vehicles work outdoors be physically active use your hands build things tend/train animals work on electronic equipment
Air Traffic Controller (SER) Archaeologist (IRE) Athletic Trainer (SRE) Cartographer (IRE) Commercial Airline Pilot (RIE) Commercial Drafter (IRE) Corrections Officer (SER)
Career Possibilities (Holland Code):
Dental Technician (REI) Farm Manager (ESR) Fish and Game Warden (RES) Floral Designer (RAE) Forester (RIS) Geodetic Surveyor (IRE) Industrial Arts Teacher (IER)
Laboratory Technician (RIE) Landscape Architect (AIR) Mechanical Engineer (RIS) Optician (REI) Petroleum Geologist (RIE) Police Officer (SER) Practical Nurse (SER)
Property Manager (ESR) Recreation Manager (SER) Service Manager (ERS) Software Technician (RCI) Ultrasound Technologist (RSI) Vocational Rehabilitation
Consultant (ESR)
Investigative (Thinkers)
People who like to observe, learn, investigate, analyze, evaluate, or solve problems.
Are you? inquisitive analytical scientific observant/precise scholarly cautious
Actuary (ISE) Agronomist (IRS) Anesthesiologist (IRS) Anthropologist (IRE) Archaeologist (IRE) Biochemist (IRS) Biologist (ISR)
intellectually self-confident Independent logical complex Curious
Can you? think abstractly solve math problems understand scientific theories do complex calculations use a microscope or computer interpret formulas
Like to? explore a variety of ideas work independently perform lab experiments deal with abstractions do research be challenged
Career Possibilities (Holland Code):
Chemical Engineer (IRE)
Geologist (IRE)
Chemist (IRE)
Horticulturist (IRS)
Computer Systems Analyst (IER) Mathematician (IER)
Dentist (ISR)
Medical Technologist (ISA)
Ecologist (IRE)
Meteorologist (IRS)
Economist (IAS)
Nurse Practitioner (ISA)
Electrical Engineer (IRE)
Pharmacist (IES)
Physician, General Practice (ISE) Psychologist (IES) Research Analyst (IRC) Statistician (IRE) Surgeon (IRA) Technical Writer (IRS) Veterinarian (IRS)
3 - Holland Code
Artistic (Creators)
People who have artistic, innovating, or intuitional abilities and like to work in unstructured situations using their imagination and creativity.
Are you? creative imaginative innovative unconventional emotional independent Expressive
original introspective impulsive sensitive courageous complicated idealistic nonconforming
Can you? sketch, draw, paint play a musical instrument write stories, poetry, music sing, act, dance design fashions or interiors
Like to? attend concerts, theatre, art
exhibits read fiction, plays, and poetry work on crafts take photography express yourself creatively deal with ambiguous ideas
Actor (AES) Advertising Art Director (AES) Advertising Manager (ASE) Architect (AIR) Art Teacher (ASE) Artist (ASI)
Career Possibilities (Holland Code):
Copy Writer (ASI) Dance Instructor (AER) Drama Coach (ASE) English Teacher (ASE) Entertainer/Performer (AES) Fashion Illustrator (ASR)
Interior Designer (AES) Intelligence Research Specialist
(AEI) Journalist/Reporter (ASE) Landscape Architect (AIR) Librarian (SAI)
Medical Illustrator (AIE) Museum Curator (AES) Music Teacher (ASI) Photographer (AES) Writer (ASI) Graphic Designer (AES)
Social (Helpers)
People who like to work with people to enlighten, inform, help, train, or cure them, or are skilled with words.
Are you? friendly helpful idealistic insightful outgoing understanding
cooperative generous responsible forgiving patient kind
Can you? teach/train others express yourself clearly lead a group discussion mediate disputes plan and supervise an activity cooperate well with others
Like to? work in groups help people with problems do volunteer work work with young people serve others
City Manager (SEC) Clinical Dietitian (SIE) College/University Faculty (SEI) Community Org. Director
(SEA) Consumer Affairs Director
(SER)Counselor/Therapist (SAE)
Career Possibilities (Holland Code):
Historian (SEI) Hospital Administrator (SER) Psychologist (SEI) Insurance Claims Examiner
(SIE) Librarian (SAI) Medical Assistant (SCR) Minister/Priest/Rabbi (SAI) Paralegal (SCE)
Park Naturalist (SEI) Physical Therapist (SIE) Police Officer (SER) Probation and Parole Officer
(SEC) Real Estate Appraiser (SCE) Recreation Director (SER) Registered Nurse (SIA)
4 - Holland Code
Teacher (SAE) Social Worker (SEA) Speech Pathologist (SAI) Vocational-Rehab. Counselor
(SEC) Volunteer Services Director
(SEC)
Enterprising (Persuaders)
People who like to work with people, influencing, persuading, leading or managing for organizational goals or economic gain.
Are you? self-confident assertive persuasive energetic adventurous popular
ambitious agreeable talkative extroverted spontaneous optimistic
Can you? initiate projects convince people to do things
your way sell things give talks or speeches organize activities lead a group persuade others
Like to? make decisions be elected to office start your own business campaign politically meet important people have power or status
Career Possibilities (Holland Code):
Advertising Executive (ESA) Advertising Sales Rep (ESR) Banker/Financial Planner (ESR) Branch Manager (ESA) Business Manager (ESC) Buyer (ESA) Chamber of Commerce Exec
(ESA)
Credit Analyst (EAS) Customer Service Manager
(ESA) Education & Training Manager
(EIS) Emergency Medical Technician
(ESI) Entrepreneur (ESA)
Foreign Service Officer (ESA) Funeral Director (ESR) Insurance Manager (ESC) Interpreter (ESA) Lawyer/Attorney (ESA) Lobbyist (ESA) Office Manager (ESR) Personnel Recruiter (ESR)
Politician (ESA) Public Relations Rep (EAS) Retail Store Manager (ESR) Sales Manager (ESA) Sales Representative (ERS) Social Service Director (ESA) Stockbroker (ESI) Tax Accountant (ECS)
Conventional (Organizers)
People who like to work with data, have clerical or numerical ability, carry out tasks in detail, or follow through on others' instructions.
Are you? well-organized accurate numerically inclined methodical conscientious efficient conforming
practical thrifty systematic structured polite ambitious obedient persistent
Can you? work well within a system do a lot of paper work in a short
time keep accurate records use a computer terminal write effective business letters
Like to? follow clearly defined
procedures use data processing equipment work with numbers type or take shorthand be responsible for details collect or organize things
Career Possibilities (Holland Code):
Abstractor (CSI) Accountant (CSE) Administrative Assistant (ESC) Budget Analyst (CER) Business Manager (ESC) Business Programmer (CRI) Business Teacher (CSE) Catalog Librarian (CSE)
Claims Adjuster (SEC)
Elementary School Teacher
Computer Operator (CSR)
(SEC)
Congressional-District Aide (CES) Financial Analyst (CSI)
Cost Accountant (CES)
Insurance Manager (ESC)
Court Reporter (CSE)
Insurance Underwriter (CSE)
Credit Manager (ESC)
Internal Auditor (ICR)
Customs Inspector (CEI)
Kindergarten Teacher (ESC)
Editorial Assistant (CSI)
Medical Records Technician (CSE)
Museum Registrar (CSE) Paralegal (SCE) Safety Inspector (RCS) Tax Accountant (ECS) Tax Consultant (CES) Travel Agent (ECS)
5 - Holland Code
Holland Codes for College Majors
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FOOD & NATURAL RESOURCES
Agricultural Econ. (EAS) Agricultural Education (RIE) Agricultural Journalism (ESR) Animal Sciences (IRS) Biochemistry (IRE) Entomology (IRS) Food Science & Nutrition (SEI) General Agriculture (RIS) Horticulture (IRS) Hotel & Restaurant Mgmt. (ESR) Plant Pathology (IRS) Plant Sciences (IRS) Rural Sociology (IES)
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE Anthropology (IRE) Art History & Archaeology (EAS/IRE) Biological Sci. (IRE) Chemistry (IRE) Classics: Classical Humanities (AIS) Classics: Greek (ASE) Classics: Latin (ASE) Communication (EAS) Computer Science (IEC) Economics (IAS) English (AES) French (ASE) Geography (IRE) Geological Sci. (IRE) German (ASE) History (SEI) Intl. Studies: East Asian Studies (SEI) Intl .Studies: Environmental Studies (IRE) Intl. Studies: European Studies (SEI) Intl. Studies: Intl Agri/Comm Dev.(SEI/IRS) Intl. Studies: International Business (ESR) Intl. Studies: Latin Amer. Studies (SEI) Intl. Studies: Russian Studies (SEI) Intl. Studies: South Asian Studies (SEI) Mathematics (IRE) Microbiology (IRS) Peace Studies (SEI) Philosophy (SAI) Political Science (SEI) Psychology (SIE/ASE) Physics (IRE) Religious Studies (SAI) Romance Languages (ASE) Russian (ASE) Sociology (IES) Spanish (ASE) Statistics (IRE)
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Business Administration (ESC) Business Administration: Finance & Banking (ESR) Business Administration: Intl. Business (ESR) Business Administration: Mgnt (ESR) Business Administration: Real Estate (ESR) Public Administration (ESR)
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Early Childhood Education (SEC) Educational Studies (SEC)
Curriculum & Instruction, Interdepartmental, Practical Arts & Voc-Tech Educ, Special Educ. Elementary Education (SEC) Elementary Education: School Art (ASE); School Music (AES) Practical Arts & Vocational-Technical Education (RIE) Secondary Education (SAE/ASE) Art Educ, Behavioral Science, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, French, Gen. Science, German, Italian, Language Arts, Latin, Mathematics Educ, Music Educ, Physics, Social Studies, Spanish, Speech, Technical Educ (Agri Busn, Home Ec, Ind/ Tech & Mktg Educ). Special Education (SEC) Behavior Disorders, Learning Disabilities, Mild/ Moderate Mental Retardation, Severe Developmental Disabilities, Curriculum Dev for Exceptional Students, Mental Retardation,Early Childhood Special Educ.,Admin & Supv of Special Educ.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Agricultural Engineering (IRE) Chemical Engineering (IRS) (Biochem & Chem
Environmental Options) Civil Engineering (IRE) (Environmental Option) Comp. Engineering (IRE) Elec. Engineering (IRE) Industrial Engineering (EIR) Mechanical Engineering (RIS/IRE)
COLLEGE OF HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Architectural Studies (IRE) Communication Science & Disorders: Speech -
Language Pathology (SAI)Audiology (ISR) Human Devel. & Family Studies (SEA) Personal Financial Planning (SEA) Radiologic Sci.: Radiography (IRS) Textile & Apparel Management (ESA)
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Veterinary Biomedical Science (IRS) Veterinary Pathobiology (IRS)
6 - Holland Code
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY Accountancy (CRS)
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS Art (AEI) Music (ASI) Theatre (ASE)
SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS Clinical Laboratory Sciences: Cytotechnology (ICR) Comm. Science & Disorders (SAI) Nuclear Medicine (RIS) Occupational Therapy (SRE) Physical Therapy (SIE) Radiography (RIS) Respiratory Therapy (SIR)
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM Journalism (EAS) Journalism: Advertising (ESA) Journalism: Broadcast News (AES) Journalism: Magazine (AES) Journalism: News Editorial (ESA) Journalism: Photojournalism (AES)
SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES Fisheries & Wildlife (RIE) Forestry (RIS) Soil, Atmospheric Sci. (IRS) Parks, Rec & Tourism (ESA)
SCHOOL OF NURSING Nursing (SIA)
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Social Work (SEC)
HONORS COLLEGE Pre-med (IRS)
SCHOOL OF LAW Law (ESA)
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Health Services Mgmt. (ESC)
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